Go Wellington
GO Wellington provides bus services throughout the Wellington City area. Some 55,000 Wellingtonians ride with GO Wellington on a daily basis. GO Wellington has a fleet of 223 buses, including Wellington's iconic trolley buses. There are approximately 387 GO Wellington bus drivers and staff.
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NZ Bus disappointed with GWRC trolley buses decision
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- NZ Bus is disappointed with today’s decision by Greater Wellington Regional Council to phase out trolley bus services in 2017. NZ Bus Chief Executive Zane Fulljames says that the Regional Public Transport Plan (RPTP) has made steps in the right direction to improving Wellington’s public transport network but time will tell if the Council has got the trolley decision right.
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A message from Zane Fulljames
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- It is important to reassure you that we take the safety of our customers and staff seriously. Accordingly I thought it might be helpful if I told you what happened, why it happened but most importantly what we are doing about it.
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Wellington Telematics
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- Wellington bus users will enjoy smoother, safer public transport services and reduced fuel emissions as a result of NZ Bus’ $3 million investment in driver training and new telematics technology, which is to be installed across its GO Wellington and Valley Flyer fleets.
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Simplified PTOM will help plan Wellington’s public transport network
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- NZ Bus has today welcomed the passing of legislation introducing a new Public Transport Operating Model (PTOM). NZ Bus CEO Zane Fulljames says the changes incentivise local authorities and operators to form strong partnerships and work together on long-term strategies to plan the shape of New Zealand’s public transport networks.
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Airport Flyer - More Arrivals and Departures from January 2013
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- NZ Bus today announced changes that will further improve their already highly successful Airport Flyer service in Wellington. From 14 January 2013, there will be a significant increase in frequency with the Airport Flyer bus departing Wellington Airport every 10 minutes during peak times to Wellington train station and back instead of the current 15 minutes. In addition to the new 10 minute peak frequency to and from the Airport and Wellington Station, all Airport Flyer buses will travel via Cobham Drive which will further enhance the reliability of this quality service.
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Wellington International Airport, Coutts Street, Rongotai, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6023, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Disruption to GO Wellington bus services
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- Due to a scheduled stop work meeting for the Wellington Tramway Union’s AGM, all GO Wellington bus services will be disrupted on Monday, 30 March between the hours of 10am and 2pm. Read more...
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How many artists does it take to turn a bus into a work of art?
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- Get down to the Cuba Street Carnival on Saturday, 21 February and watch as a group of local and overseas artists turn a GO Wellington bus into a moving piece of art. Read more...
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Cuba Street, Te Aro, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Go shopping with GO Wellington!
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- GO Wellington has introduced two new permanent routes to its service in time for the peak Christmas shopping period.
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Settlement at Go Wellington
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- GO Wellington has been participating in negotiations to enter into a Collective Employment Agreement (CEA) with the Tramways and M&C unions. Last week, the company and the unions reached an agreement on a proposal which was ratified by their members at a stop work meeting today.
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Statement
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- Statement In recent months, GO Wellington and the Tramways and M&C unions have been participating in negotiations to enter into a Collective Employment Agreement (CEA). Discussions have been undertaken over four months since negotiations were initiated on 2 July. The unions and GO Wellington today reached agreement on a proposed CEA.
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Disruption to GO Wellington bus services - 7 October 2008
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- Disruption to GO Wellington bus services - 7 October 2008 GO Wellington and the Tramways and the Manufacturing and Construction Workers unions reached an agreement on a proposal for a Collective Employment Agreement (CEA) at mediation on Thursday, 2 October.
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Go Wellington, Go the Lions, Go for Free!
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- Friday, 26 September GO Wellington bus services have been restored to normal today, Friday, 26 September after the Tramways and M&C unions agreed to withdraw their notice of strike action and to return to the negotiating table. Further mediation is scheduled for next week.
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GO Wellington welcomes SuperGold
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- Friday, 26 September From 1 October, SuperGold card holders can take to the streets of Wellington and travel off-peak on the bus for free.
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Go Wellington bus services resume Friday, 26 September
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- GO Wellington and the Tramways and M&C unions are returning to the negotiating table on Friday, 26 September. “The notice of strike action has been withdrawn, and as a result it is no longer necessary to suspend our services,” says Bruce Kenyon, GM GO Wellington. ”We now have the certainty we need to operate our services safely and reliably for our customers.”
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Escalating industrial strike action unacceptable
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- The Tramways Union advised GO Wellington on Monday, 22 September that it intended to take industrial strike action during the peak morning commuter period, between the hours of 7.30am to 8.30am, starting Wednesday, 24 September and continuing until further notice.
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No GO Wellington Bus Services Thursday, 25 September - until further notice
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- Wednesday’s strike action taken by the Tramways and M&C Union created chaos for Wellington’s travelling public. Bus services scheduled to depart during periods of strike activity did not run. Widespread disruption was created for all travelers as bus services struggled to return to normal.
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Bus services will be disrupted Wednesday, 24 September 7.30am-8.30am
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- There will be no GO Wellington bus services leaving from the Wellington Rail Station or from Karori Terminus between the hours of 7.30am and 8.30am on Wednesday, 24 September. This includes 23 school buses. The Tramways Union has advised GO Wellington that it intends to take strike action during this peak commuter period, and that this will continue until further notice.
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Karori, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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School bus services affected by industrial action - Wednesday, 24 September
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- Industrial action by the Tramways Union on Wednesday, 24 September will affect school bus services to the following schools. The services are affected by industrial action affecting all GO Wellington bus services scheduled to depart between 7.30am and 8.30am from the Karori Terminus and the Wellington Railway Station.
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Karori, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Disruption to GO Wellington bus services - 22 September 2008
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- On Monday, 22 September, the Wellington Tramways Union will conduct a stop work meeting between the hours of 10.30am and 2pm to ratify a new Collective Employment Agreement. As a result, all GO Wellington services will be unavailable on Monday, 22 September between the hours of 10am and 2pm.
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Disruption to GO Wellington bus services - 3 September 2008
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- Due to a scheduled union stop work meeting, all GO Wellington routes will be unavailable on Wednesday, 3 September between the hours of 10am and 2pm. Services will be reduced prior to the stop work meeting, from 9am until 10am, and again following it, from 2pm until 4pm.
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Airport Flyer Increased Services - effective
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- There are some Airport Flyer timetable changes effective from Monday 14 July 2008. The changes affect the Monday to Friday services.
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Wellington International Airport, Coutts Street, Rongotai, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6023, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Serious public transport disruptions expected tomorrow - Media Release
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- Major delays to bus travel and severe crowding of peak hour trains are expected tomorrow (Friday 4 July) morning, due to the truck drivers’ protest. Wellington motorway and CBD is expected to be gridlocked from 7am-10am.
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Phil Griffiths
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- It is with deep regret that staff and management of GO Wellington, and NZ Bus, learned of the death today of Phil Griffiths, the Secretary of the Wellington Branch of the New Zealand Tramways and Public Passenger Transport Authorities Employees’ Industrial Union of Workers.
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